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  1. Back from a tripPremiumMandurah dolphin returns home after South West holiday

  2. STEMathonPremiumSTEMathon set to make comeback

  3. Live CattleAg Minister supports crucial live cattle in Indonesia visit

  4. FootballPremiumSWFL: Bulls beat Tigers to continue march towards finals

  5. MiningPremiumPeel Alliance submits EPA submission to mega mine expansion

Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault's Will Bryars.

FootballPremiumSWFL: Lions beat Dons to take another step towards finals

Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault took a huge step towards securing their participation in the South West Football League finals with a seven-point victory over Donnybrook at Brunswick Oval on Saturday night.

Josh Kempton

Golfer Noelene Woolterton at Harvey Golf Club.

GolfPremiumGolfer has round of a lifetime at Harvey Golf Club

A golfer had the round of a lifetime at Harvey Golf Club last month, hitting an eagle on a par-4 and a hole-in-one inside the same 18 holes.

Josh Kempton

WA College of Agriculture - Harvey students Georgie Ward 16, Oscar Tozer 16 and Zoey Hazelwood 16 at the South West’s first Youth Climate Change Summit.

Climate ChangePremiumSouth West students engage in climate change summit

South West students from Harvey to Busselton came together at Bunbury’s Hands Oval last week to take part in the region’s first ever Youth Climate Change Summit. 

Craig Duncan

Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault and Bunbury are jostling for places in the South West Football League top five.

FootballPremiumSWFL: Jostling for top five spots to continue

Jostling for finals places in the South West Football League will continue in the third-last round of the home and away season at the weekend.

Josh Kempton

Briella Scantlebury, 14, in her new burnout car.

Brilliant Burnouts PremiumHarvey teen set to burn rubber with her epic birthday gift

A Harvey teen, Briella Scantlebury, is set to burn rubber in her epic birthday gift, gearing up compete in competitions across the State.

Craig Duncan

Main image: Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault football coach John Baggetta has been sacked for making an offensive slur towards Tammy Hembrow, a well-known influencer reported to be dating Geelong footballer Bailey Smith.

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WA footy coach sacked over vile Tammy Hembrow slur

A prominent WA country football coach has been sacked by his club after he used a highly-offensive and sexist comment towards Tammy Hembrow, the influencer girlfriend of AFL star Bailey Smith. 

Josh Kempton & Craig Duncan

The current Shire of Harvey council offices in Australind.

Abused in officePremiumPremiumSouth West councillor stands up to abuse

When Dakota Krispyn earned himself a seat at the Shire of Harvey table in 2021, he was told a joke about having to wear a “bulletproof vest”. Four years on and the joke has more truth than humour, he says. 

Eugene DeLima, Karyn Cronin, Maree Maughan, Viv McKenzie and Natasha Hart at the 10 year celebration of Our Lady of Mercy College in Australind.

HAPPY BIRTHDAYPremiumPremiumPast principals and former students gathered to celebrate 

Past principals and former students gathered in Australind at the weekend the celebrate Our Lady of Mercy College’s 10th birthday. 

Students from St Joesph’s School Waroona were excited to take part in this years phenomenal STEMathon.

STEMathonPremiumPremiumSTEMathon set to make comeback

Regional WA’s largest scientific showcase is making it’s grand return next week as STEMathon comes to Waroona

National judge Nathan Watson and South West poultry association president James Hughes evaluating a waterfowl.

For the birdsPremiumSouth West poultry club to host celebration show

The South West’s biggest display of prized poultry is back for its 50th anniversary show this month in Brunswick.

Craig Duncan

WA College of Agriculture - Harvey students Georgie Ward 16, Oscar Tozer 16 and Zoey Hazelwood 16 at the South West’s first Youth Climate Change Summit.

Climate ChangePremiumSouth West students engage in climate change summit

South West students from Harvey to Busselton came together at Bunbury’s Hands Oval last week to take part in the region’s first ever Youth Climate Change Summit. 

Craig Duncan

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There was even an appointed security guard present. 

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Secret home casino operating in Perth uncovered by police

There were 18 people crammed into the dining room of a house — including a Crown Casino employee — when officers burst in. 

Jessica Page

On July 15, Christopher Desmond, 72, was riding through Albania on his motorbike when tragedy struck.

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Injured Perth dad stranded in European hospital after crash

A tiny detail in his policy with a well-known insurance company means he has been abandoned overseas with broken bones in his feet, hands, leg and spine.

Caitlin Vinci

Justin Langer has quit the board of Chris Ellison's Mineral Resources.

MiningCommentsPremiumAnd that’s out! Justin Langer quits Mineral Resources board

The Former Test cricketer’s resignation from the board will take effect from Wednesday.

Sean Smith and Simone Grogan

The case went to the Fair Work Commission after the fired worker claimed wrongful dismissal, but the matter was kept under wraps because the conciliation conference was confidential.

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Non-binary battle as worker fired for calling colleague ‘he’

A 63-year-old Perth man has been sacked from his high-paying job after he called a non-binary colleague ‘he’ instead of ‘they’.

Ben Harvey

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Patients were put at risk of contracting potentially deadly Legionnaires’ disease at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital

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Patients at risk of deadly disease at Sir Charles Gairdner

Vulnerable patients were unknowingly put at risk of contracting potentially deadly legionnaires’ disease at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital through contaminated water.

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Premier Roger Cook.

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Labor can’t ignore WA’s hospital crisis forever

Roger Cook has reassured West Aussies that serious infrastructure failures within one of WA’s biggest hospitals is nothing to worry about. How much longer can the Government pretend that everything is fine?

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PremiumGovernment ball returns a century after dancefloor murder

It is a little known piece of Perth history that 100 years ago Government House was the scene of a grizzly killing when a glamorous young woman shot her former fiance in the middle of a charity ball.

On July 15, Christopher Desmond, 72, was riding through Albania on his motorbike when tragedy struck.

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CommentsPremiumInjured Perth dad stranded in European hospital after crash

A tiny detail in his policy with a well-known insurance company means he has been abandoned overseas with broken bones in his feet, hands, leg and spine.

Justin Langer has quit the board of Chris Ellison's Mineral Resources.

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The Former Test cricketer’s resignation from the board will take effect from Wednesday.

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Just Home Margaret River chair Ned Reilly says the State Government has a misperception of Margaret River as "a playground for affluent investors and holidaymakers".

serious misperceptionPremiumCommitment to housing crisis questioned

Local voices have taken WA’s Homelessness Week as a chance to call on the State Government to treat the Margaret River region’s housing crisis more urgently.

Warren Hately

Zhen Cao, Miya Li, Cen Zhang and Andrew Zhang at the The Kids Research Institute Australia STEM Festival in Kalgoorlie-Boulder on Wednesday.

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Researchers from The Kids Research Institute Australia visited Kalgoorlie-Boulder for the first time to lead hands-on STEM workshops designed to inspire and enlighten the next generation.

Jessica Antoniou

Suzanne Caren is MercyCare’s general manager of youth, wellbeing and accommodation.

Preventing homelessness PremiumAdditional homelessness support in town

A leading WA not-for-profit dedicated to tackling homelessness, particularly in the regions, now has its Aboriginal Short Stay Accommodation facility operating in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.

Jessica Antoniou

Busselton Swimming Club achieved stand-out results at the WA Short Course Championships.

SwimmingPremiumPremiumBusselton Swimming Club shine at Short Course Championships

Busselton Swimming Club came out of the WA Short Course Championships earlier this month as the State’s best performed regional club.

Cate Jennings on ABC Radio Perth.

Morning radio PremiumPremiumRadio Geraldton announces new mornings host

The latest station to hit the airwaves in Geraldton has a new morning host and listeners may recognise her voice.

Guess who ,,, is and isn't running for Greater Geraldton council in this October's local government elections?

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Former Greater Geraldton mayor Shane Van Styn has revealed he will run at the October 18 local government elections in a bid to get back on council.

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Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies usually pegged to sovereign currencies or even gold, making them more stable compared to other crypto assets. 

CNBC newsCommentsThe global crypto wave is catching on in Asia

Businesses across Asia are increasingly warming up to stablecoins for cross-border transactions — a trend set to accelerate further as Hong Kong moves to legalise the use of digital tokens, experts told CNBC.

Anniek Bao

Microsoft shares jumped in extended trading overnight Wednesday, pushing the company’s market cap past $US4 trillion.

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Microsoft shares jumped in extended trading overnight Wednesday, pushing the company’s market cap past $US4 trillion.

Ari Levy and Jordan Novet

Elon Musk’s Tesla sold its crypto at one of the worst possible times.

CNBC newsComments‘Won’t sell’: Musk, Tesla’s multi-billion-dollar crypto miss

Billionaire Elon Musk’s Tesla missed on the top and bottom lines in the second quarter, but another miss was buried in its investor deck.

Ari Levy

Tesla’s slump this year is partly due to backlash against the company in the US and Europe, after Musk spent heavily to help re-elect President Donald Trump.

CNBC newsCommentsMusk warns of a ‘few rough quarters’ for Tesla as sales dive

Elon Musk has warned Tesla faces “a few rough quarters” after the company reported a 16 per cent decline in automotive revenue as sales fell for a second-straight quarter and again trailed analysts’ estimates.

Lora Kolodny

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Councillor Ben Lawver has been a councillor since 2021.

Local GovernmentCommentsPremiumFremantle councillor throws hat in the ring for mayoral race

Fremantle councillor Ben Lawver has announced his intention to run for mayor of Fremantle setting up a battle with incumbent mayor Hannah Fitzhardinge.

Oliver Lane

Acting inspector Jeremy Davies addressed he media on Saturday before Tashi Dewa was found safe on Sunday.

WA NewsMissing man found alive after days of searching

Police confirmed the missing 26-year-old man had been found.

Oliver Lane

Seb Foufas was killed after the white Isuzu ute he was a passenger in lost control and rolled in the mudflats next to Old Yanchep Road, Pinjar.

Courts & justicePremiumPremiumTeenager jailed after mate was killed in car rollover

A teenager has been jailed for more than two years over the death of his friend, who was hanging outside of his ute when it rolled while doing doughnuts in the northern suburbs earlier this year.

The City of Mandurah and Stirling ranked in the top 10.

Verdict is inCommentsCommentsREVEALED: WA area with the best-rated council in the country

Western Australia made up half of the country’s best-rated councils. SEE THE LIST

A 30-year-old man died from his injuries at the scene.

WA NewsCops seek help from public over fatal crash in Perth’s north

Police are appealing for information after a man was hit and killed by a car in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese toured the Resources Technology Showcase at PCEC on Sunday.

Resources Technology ShowcaseCamera IconPremiumSEE THE PICS: Albo visits Perth’s resources showcase

Anthony Albanese says WA’s resources and mining sector is at the ‘front and centre’ of the future of a more productive and dynamic Australian economy.

Charlton Hart